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Falafel is a dish from the Middle East. The story goes that Egypt invented Falafel. It's an alternative of eating meat. The Egypt Falafel is a little ball made from chickpeas and broad beans.
According to the TV series Hercules, it was named after its inventor of the same name, after subjecting the Hero and his sidekick to many, a lot less edible experimental dishes over several episodes as comic relief.
@@Virtualblueart .. According to 'According to the TV series Hercules' .. seriously wtf ..
1:18:17 Apartheid. Dutch word sort of means segregation (literally it means separateness or differentness). It is where race mixing was illegal, in South Africa they sort of got the Jim crow laws on steroids.
I'm proud to be Dutch, but really ashamed that a Dutch word which is the same all over the world is describing such a horrible thing ...
I- feel so embarrassed right now... I'm Dutch as well, but had no clue that this is what she was saying. I can hear it now, upon listening back, but I was fully on Charlie's team of 'I have no clue what in the world this means...'
Seems like not only Americans are dumb sometimes.
Is there anyone , who Don’t know about Nelson Mandela 😮😮
Technically it's more of a Dutch related word because the local language has changed so much from the original it's it's own thing now.
It does sound Dutch and it's sad our ancestors were as involved with slavery and related activities as they were.
I'm very glad we wised up.
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That literally reminds me of a scene from ALF where he asks why no one who plays the lottery ever got the idea to fly to Australia, find out the winning numbers, fly back to the USA and play these numbers. 😂
so i don't know how it works in mexico but in Portugal in my school we learned both american end british english but most of the time the british version was what we used because it's the "original" english
There is no "British English". Here in England, it's just English.
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Funy thing about pronunciation, do you know how we say "Beijing" in France ?
"Pékin"!! 😂😂😂
i LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, and I'm Dutch, react on this one Americans expect that everybody know their states, even worse in which state a city is , however they do not know any country outside the US not mention cities, if hey address a postcard its like CA 92100, not even mention the USA expecting everybody to know in the world that this is California, a state in the US. T
In south Africa they speak afrikaans in some parts
Frankfort, KY is the capital.
American: "Do Germans speak European?"
Me: "No, we speak German."
American: "But Germany is in Europe, so you speak European!"
(Since this happened in Las Vegas)
Me: "Yeah, and you're from Las Vegas, so you speak Vegan!"
And then there was an American who thought there were no humans until 1492...
Sad that quite a small percentage of citizans can destroy the educational reputation of an entire country - that goes for every country, though...
"Although I knew, I once said Europe was a country."
Whoops, I swear I didn't mean you!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
there is a language called african.
You sure you don't mean Afrikaans? A language that's pretty close to Dutch?
@@jecapeter yeah but I didn't know if you like translated it or not so I was like, you know what they probably translate it.
OMG, I guess you've never heard of Nelson Mandela, too. SMDH
An American asked me why the British Flag is on the flag of Hawaii.
I told her that Hawaii is on loan from Britain and in 2059 America has to give it back.
She believed every single word I said.
If we start that rumour they could be the British equivalent of the canaries when we get them back
Outstanding 😂😂
Or as the saying goes never debate with a fool. Perhaps that is what she thought and she was too polite to set you straight.
The Dumbest thing an American has said to me is: I'm Irish!
Joe Biden in da house
Those are my favourite. They're all Irish, or Scottish.
No, mate, you're not.
@@Madonnalitta1 When I was a server at a german restaurant, there was this nice older couple, I asked were they were from and they told me they were Irish. They clearly had an american accent though, so I assumed they just had lived in the US for a long time, maybe since childhood. We went on making small talk throughout the evening and I asked them, where in Ireland their family was from. Turns out they had never been to Ireland, just some sort of long ago Irish ancestry. I couldn´t hide the confusion on my face. Why would they tell me they´re from a country they literally have not been to once??
The felafel thing...because the girl is dark complected it was asumed she had a stand with mideastern food.
Nobody speaks african but tons of people speak afrikaans. Which is how us dutch say it, and the reason african is wrong and afrikaans is right is because afrikaans is an african evolution of dutch
Nobody speaks African because it's a freaking continent, not a country.
Just like Europeans don't speak European.
The British version of English?
It's called "English" 😉
The notion of a magic carpet is NOT from India! It’s from Persian folklore. Persia is now known as Iran.
Persia is not Iran. A lot of modern middle east countries are carved up in a way that divides and combines different groups in a way that doesn't make any sense. A lot of it was done after the first world war when much of the Middle East was liberated by Lawrence of Arabia. Lawrence even commented about how he was unhappy with the decision the British government made over it. So a lot of old counties were divided across new countries with new borders.
@@AIHumanEqualityit is Iran, and a bit of Iraq, and a little bit of Pakistan.
@@Madonnalitta1 Yes but my point was that the borders of Iran alone weren't Persia.
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I would've dead-ass answered "Yes, we have schools. I even attended one. How about you?"
Afrikaans is a language. It's spoken in South Africa. It's a very modified version of dutch.
I've a feeling they actually meant African not Afrikaans just like some people think people in India speak Indian.
English is not an accent, American English is though 😂😂
English is an accent. It's one of the British accents along with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish.
@@AIHumanEquality There are many different dialects/accents in England (and more in the rest of Britain), but there is no single 'English' accent, or a single 'Scottish' accent etc...
Someone from arround Edinburg, Scotland has a different accent from someone from around Glasgow, Scotland.
@@RvEijndhoven My gf is from England and knows there is an English accent. Don't speak for the people you don't even live with. Everywhere has different levels of accents but those accents are still grouped together. French accent, Russian accent, Italian accent etc.
@LGBTQLegend There is no one English accent, or Scottish, Welsh, Irish There is no one US accent, or any other country. And this coming from someone who unfortunately lives in England and has lived in a whole bunch of places within this country. There are many English accents. A Leeds accent is not the same as those originating in Suffolk, or Newcastle, Surrey, Liverpool, Bradford, Birmingham. Listen to how the Beatles talked (Liverpudlian), contrast it to how New Order do (Mancunian), Jarvis Cocker (Sheffielder), Black Sabbath (Brummie). Note differences.
@@AIHumanEqualityI pity your gf.
Really, I'm from the UK and I have heard of Oklahoma, so why does one American from one state not know another American from another, that's weird. 🤔
@emmahowells8334 There's even a famous musical called Oklahoma.
@@teresaravenshaw5477 Yeah exactly, it is my mother's fave one too.
Falafel, deep fried balls made of chick peas. It's not hard crust though. Made fresh It's pretty amazing
A Falafel is like a vegan burger patty made from chickpeas, they're originally from Lebanon, but eaten all over the Arab world and Europe today, e.g. the Döner restaurant in my German hometown does them as well q😊
"I have never seen a passport before" is one of the most american statements ever, to me at least
To clarify that is because we have one hell of a beautiful country, it can take a lifetime to visit (if you do it right) so why go to Europe? Also all we need is a drivers license or id within the U.S.
@somewherestuckinl.a.3239 they should at least know what a passport is.
@@Cosplay_anime1997 They said I have never seen a passport before that is what it said. I am sure they know what it is but why ask for a passport when you are not planning to leave the country? It isn't cheap and we don't know how much that person has that we were reading about. Some people are so poor they can barely afford a drivers license or ID card. Yes hard to imagine but I do know my world isn't the same as someone else's. Novel idea think outsife the box?
@somewherestuckinl.a.3239 I know, the good thing about a passport is like in the video that if you lose your id you can use your passport, and I know how much it cost I have a passport myself because i need it when I travel outside my country or else I could not travel.
@@somewherestuckinl.a.3239 We don't necessarily need a passport to cross Schengen Borders. Still it's something you have from very young age
Patois is speech or language that is considered nonstandard, although the term is not formally defined in linguistics. As such, patois can refer to pidgins, creoles, dialects or vernaculars, but not commonly to jargon or slang, which are vocabulary-based.
So many Americans have no idea where the English language comes from.
They think it's their language, even though it's called English and not American.
There's a clue in the name😂
Actually the English language came from Scandinavia NOT England.
It's a Germanic language from Scandinavia.
It's the origin of all languages of the world.
@@gerardflynn7382of all languages except those that have other roots (like spanish that comes from latin) xd
@@gerardflynn7382 English is a hybrid language with roots in Latin, French (Norman invasion), German (Anglo Saxons) and even some Viking influences. It is probably the most widely spoken language today but it is certainly not the origin of all languages. What gave you this idea?
She just did their finances and so on, and then they proceeded with asking her if she had a falafel-stand.
Yes. You are a true yank and good luck.
EVERYONE has an accent.
Counting how many accents I have been used to speaking ..., hmm 150 ah 180 ISH , does sign language count also ? Or are those dialects ?then 25 extra 🙄😮💨🤔
@@oleolsen1073Some people just can't tell the difference between Languages and Dialects.
They are completely different.
@@gerardflynn7382 Well... that's not entirely true. There are a lot of grey areas and debates over whether something is a dialect or a whole other language.
Dialects and accents though, those are completely different.
Hey Charley, I really like your channel. It does sadden me that you tend to talk so negative about yourself. You do definitely not come across as a dumb person. Actually I think you are very good at nuancing and also being interested and open to things that are new to you. Those things make you come across as an intelligent and likeable person!
I'm pretty sure this list will never end 😅
Obviously, we speak Old High Gallifreyan in England, we didn't, you know, invent the English language via Middle English, Old English etc. That's sarcasm, in case any of the Americans didn't get it.
Awe, so cute, now I'm looking to learn old high gallifreyan on Duolingo, 😅😅 is that like in game of thrones ?high valyrian 🤌🏼
@@oleolsen1073 Gallifreyan is the circular writing style sometimes depicted in Doctor Who. I guess there's a connection in the shows now that Matt Smith is in one of those GoT prequels. I don't watch GoT, not my thing.
@@teresaravenshaw5477 who? Matt Smith is he an md?have to Google him then
@@oleolsen1073 No, the long running and legendary sci-fi show Doctor Who.
@@teresaravenshaw5477 i found it !started in 1963 in black(white tv show in Britain
I'm still having Americas argue with me over English language ASMR videos. They use the American flag for English 😂
English has never originated in either England nor the US.
It's a Germanic language from Scandinavia.
It's the origin of all of the languages of the world.
@@gerardflynn7382it's not the origin language of all languages.
Many Americans have simply converted to being donuts😄
Charlie, Google Nelson Mandela and read his story from a young man until his death. That will explain about Apartheid.
I used to work customer service with american customers (FL and GA mostly) and I got a call from a lady (was doing real-estate calls) and she was angry that she got locked inside the community pool. I asked her to clarify and it turns out the door had "european door-handles" and she never tried to push the handle down to open it. She was "locked out" cause she refused to touch anything but a doorknob LMAO
What? There's tons of Western doors in America and Canada with handles. I was opening handle doors since I was 7 or maybe earlier.
I've seen tiktoks with dogs opening a doorhandle😊
The term is flamboyant not "gay accent". I know you didn't mean it offensively but yeah there's no such thing as a gay accent. Plenty of straight and bi people who are flamboyant.
Never in my entire life has a straight man talked like that. It's a gay accent.
That's gay as fuck, stop the cap. And that guy is the worst possible type of gay.
There's no problem not knowing some stuff if you are open, humble and want to learn. There is a problem though with being ignorant. So you not knowing some things are not a problem, we are all products of our society. By learning we break free.
Gave you a like, like you asked.
No need to thank me.
Cheers mate.
Falafels are famous ball made with chick peas flour. And fried. Typical from mid east countries like Liban, algeria.... so good in a wrap with salad...
I'm an American, but when I worked at a call center in Delaware, customers would ask where we were located. About 60% would then ask, "what state is that in?", "is that in Maryland or New york?" , or "well at least your English is really good. You don't even have an accent."
The accent thing is really strange. Many Americans think they don't have one.
A lot of call centers is operated by Asian people , saw a documentary on it , where sanjit and Vikram was told to introduce themselves as John and Stephen and pressure customers to buy expensive internet-subscription scam artistry 😊
"damn they do it well"
I as a European girl worked for a Turkish transport company. I have to say that i warned moslim truck drivers several times for pork when they ordered a snack or ready made food, they simply said to me; no that is not pork, it became a "yes it is, no it's not......yes it is guy's! No it is not woman,.....untill i gave up. Naughty drivers far from home!!!! 😂😂😂😂
As a Person who learned Oxford English (for the US-Americans that is British English for schools and Universities, quote the best Version of Academic English), I unverstanden people from every other country than the twisted Version of English that the USA speaks.There are a extra part, were you learn how the US-English is different, it is a downgraden Version....so...why do you not learn the Version of English that the rest of the World uses, at school?
The British Raj: Railways, roads, canals, and bridges were rapidly built in India, and telegraph links were equally rapidly established so that raw materials, such as cotton, from India's hinterland, could be transported more efficiently to ports, such as Bombay, for subsequent export to England.
I think that girl needs to study history.
Exactly. Like yes you can argue "well India got all that stuff" but you know what they also got? Genocide. A lot of genocide.
Raj just means rule. It was just a word to define British rule in India.
@@AIHumanEqualitylike in french , roi 😊
Really Fun Video, thanks for the effort of combining all of them!
In Denmark we have a saying: "En tur på vulkanerne" (A trip on the volcanoes), which basically means going out and having a good time! Though we don't have a lot of said volcanoes in Denmark ... Granted Iceland WAS part of the Danish kingdom until 1944! ^^
Dancing on volcanoes, to go berserk viking🧔🏼♂️🐝🧉
54:19 I've talked to plenty of Europeans and they don't assume any American is from any state. One of my gfs is from England and she confirmed that most people in Europe don't assume you're from any state because to them an American is an American. They know there's different states and accents and such but they aren't gonna treat you any different if you're from Midwest, East Coast, West Coast, South, or any other part of the US. To Europeans an American is an American regardless what state they're from.
To assume that the whole world distinguishes which bit of your country you are from is a bit self-obsessed.
Besides, when I, as a European from Germany, refer to America, I mean a continent, cromprising many countries, one of which is the USA.
When I want to refer to the USA, I usually call it "the USA" :)
I never was in a situation that I had to show my ID for my age while the card was expired. I know for sure that it's not accepted for identification. But like you said: it is not like your age changed. In The Netherlands I think it depends on why you need to show it. I guess bars dont mind, but I feel like the government would make a point out of it. At least I assume. I think it also depends on what person you speak and how they feel (about you) and they can always defend it by the technicality. Which is that an expired ID is not valid.
32:53
I wonder what that salesman thinks of Alaska...
Canada isn't "technically" of the US. It's technically from England, with now King Charles III as Canadian head of states. With Russia as the biggest country, Canada is second. Officially Canada is bi-lingual, French and English. Although Canada and the USA have a very good bond, mostly financial, they're both totally different states.
The indian girl who lived in america sounded californian almost , but her hands spoke italian 😊❤
Sorry but … from a distance of months , watching them in a compilation it’s even more hilarious…🤣
Compliments for your Gouda pronunciation, greetings from Holland
11:09 DUTCH MENTIONED. also really impressed by how well you pronounced it haha
The thing with falafel is, when you never ate it, you not gonna know how gloriously delicious it is (and how boring and plain pork in comparison tastes)
#17:50 Apartheid (/əˈpɑːrt(h)aɪt/ ə-PART-(h)yte, especially South African English: /əˈpɑːrt(h)eɪt/ ə-PART-(h)ayt, Afrikaans: [aˈpartɦɛit] ⓘ; transl. "separateness", lit. 'aparthood') was a system of institutionalised racial segregation that existed in South Africa and South West Africa[a] (now Namibia) from 1948 to the early 1990s.[note 1] Apartheid was characterised by an authoritarian political culture based on baasskap (lit. 'boss-ship' or 'boss-hood'), which ensured that South Africa was dominated politically, socially, and economically by the nation's minority white population.[4] In this minoritarian system, there was social stratification, where white citizens had the highest status, followed by Indians and Coloureds, then Black Africans.[4] The economic legacy and social effects of apartheid continue to the present day, particularly inequality.[5][6][7][8]
I moved with my dispatching job from Alaska to Memphis. One of my couriers called in for some assistance, with his southern accent, said, "you our new dispatcher?" I confirmed. He says, "You sound like you're from Minnesota." I said, I'm from Alaska. He says, "Welcome to the United States!" 😂 I said, 'Thank you. 😊
There's some weird ones in here. The question "do you have highways" is not a stupid question. A road is not a highway, asling "do you have roads" IS a stupid question but since there were no highways in Europe or America or anywhere in the wolrd before 1945... There are MANY places that have no highways. It's not a stupid question, the person who was asked didn't understand the question, that is all.
I trust the COVID vaccines over getting infected without vaccinations. Why the fear of getting an upgraded immune system?
In fairness to anyone asking if someone speaks African, there is a language called Afrikaans you might just be getting upset at the misuse of inflection.
1:14:17. Out of 13 countries in South America, there are 9 countries that speak Spanish officially.
Argentina, Bolivia, Chile Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Perú, Uruguay and Venezuela.
Brazil (Portuguese), Guyana (English), Surinam (Dutch) and French Guiana (French) do not.
There are also other recognized languages/dialects as Quechua, Kichwa, Aymara, Guaraní and others.
Sorry but the USA can't colonize Canada. The USA lose against Canada in the 1812 War. USA in the Shadow of Napoleon Bonaparte vs british Canada. The Royal Army fight aganst Napoleon in this time Canada stand alone and defend his indipedence. Washington say the ocupation of the north is Questin of Marching not fighting but it was wrong.
The Capital of the Netherlands is Amsterdam but the Goverment us in Den Haag!
Wow. You need to watch the documentary ' do I sound gay'. Kids that grow up close to Mum, sister etc speak like them. They are not gay.
I'm Dutch🇳🇱. And I kinda went 🤔 whaaat?
haha when you went from kaas (cheese) in Dutch is like the same as the misinterpretation of the Himalaya .
Uhhm.
Yeah I'm trying.. but huh..
Anyways (or -s?) have a good one 🙋🏼♀️
Ps. To my exp. Only Trump knows our Country 1 exists and 2 isn't Germany 🙃
Ps.2 we have coloured ppl here too 😱
Falafel is just one dish, not a country nor a separate culture. It's just one dish, one of many and it's made in different countries. It's not unlike asking if there is a bread stand.
Also, I only recently discovered that Americans pronounce Gouda as gooda. The Dutch pronounce it as hauda, but gauda is more common in the rest of the world.
P.S. you're getting a like from me anyway, (I always like the videos that I watch, like a courtesy like) but this one is especially earned because of the mobile hotspot situation. Just so you know, it can happen in Europe too. Maybe not days at a time, but it has happened to me a couple of times to buy an internet package on my phone because my internet was down for a moment. So, I know exactly what you're talking about.
P. P. S. Dude, all the Canadians I've met say that they've never met anyone who says 'aboot' - that's a stereotype. American English and Canadian English are both classified together as North American English. Google it!
Contrary to what you're saying, I understand that the differences may become more apparent in the future.
FALAFEL IS A VEGETERIAN ALTERNATIVE TO KEBAB its a middle eastern dish usually a fast food .she was racially profiled
4:48
Actually the capital of Luxemburg is the city of Luxemburg - so it's not wrong when you say "Luxemburg is in Luxemburg"...
Britain hasn't got an accent it has 100's of accents not just one, you can go from one city the it's neighbour city and the accent will be different. London (England) itself hasn't even got just one accent. Even the three smaller countries of Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland has different accents in the individual countries. For instance Glasgow and Edinburgh have completely different accents but both have a Scottish twang to them, also Cardiff and Newport to Welsh cities that actually share a border have different accents. But we have been speaking English even before the land wasn't taken off the natives (including Mexicans) in the US by force.
Charlie: Afrikaans r actually a language spoken in parts of Africa, its stem from Frankish (Old French/Old Dutch)
All makez me laugh!! Many of these complainers have US accents and so I'm guessing are living in rhe States. Oh the irony!!!!😅😂
After watching a couple of your videos and videos of other Americans who actually made an effort and learned a bit about the world outside the U.S. I feel genuinely sorry for you. Your education system failed you big time and it's not your fault.
That American women she be ashamed . Months and years planning and she never said Louisville was in Kentucky . Poor man.
Apartheid! Segregation, "black people couldn't go everywhere"
The word apartheid evolved in Afrikaans from the original "life of separation" to the later "life of separation on the grounds of race" in a political system. The word was adopted untranslated into most other languages and became a synonym for any form of racial segregation. Apartheid was related to the system of bosshood, the superiority of the white minority.
in response to your response that 'little canada' for your information, Canada is the 2e largest country in the world (square km}
Falafel is middle eastern street cuisine. The issue is that she is an educated Canadian professional and he immediately racially profiled her. It is like meeting an Indian professional living in New York and immediately assuming she will not have integrated at all and only make onion bhajis.
Charlie, I know there are 7 episodes and not 6. Greetings, Roelof from the Netherlands
I am impressed you admit to us that you do not know what apartite is. I can not spell for tofie i am very dislexic, but i do not think i have ever met someone who can spell my sir name (it is very Scottish).
Sorry fella but you must be from a different planet if you don’t know what apartheid is.
You truly rock and i like your videos big time. One thing i hate is you snack sometimes and i need to lose weight yet you make me hungry lol joke btw . But i do like ya being you. Respect . Btw love ya hair.
Apartheid wasn't a natural but a political disaster! Separating races similar to America.
The Danish guy looks so much like Seth Rogen....
Australians can barely tell the difference between kangaroos and wallabies, so how would an Austrian know the difference? They look identical. Wallabies are smaller but so are, younger kangaroos. There are 45 species of kangaroos and wallabies!
there are morphological differences. just like you can tell fox apart from a dog, or a hare from a rabbit, or a crocodile from an alligator even though they have generally almost identical body shape, you can tell wallabies apart from kangaroos. from the distance, in bad light, or if you aren't all that familiar with these species it can be a little difficult, but they have differences. the shape of the skull, the proportion of legs compared to the body, size and shape of ears, the way they move - these things help to tell them apart.
0:43 There is that creepy man again on your left shoulder 😱
What's happening, Charlie? 😂😂😂
9:13 😲📣 CHARLIE, watch behind you!!! 😅 Your left shoulder 👀
Calling the US America is the dumbest thing I ever heard. Mexicans are Americans, Brazilians are Americans and people from all the other countries in the 2 continents. So why don't they call the US just the United States (of America)?
I'm from Colombia and I agree with you, all people from South America and North America are Americans, but sometimes I think that gringos really believe so badly than they're the center of the world than they are unable to recognise that America is a continent and not a country.
It’s so easy to asked questions instead of making an statement that makes you ignorant.
If there was a way that the U.S, and I am being very specific, to section this planet quite literally in two such as two have Earth A and Earth B with the U.S on the one 'planet' and the rest of the world on the other said planet, I would do so in a nanosecond. Make no mistake, since the U.S by and large already have this 'breakaway mentality' they would not notice and even so would not mind. The sheer arrogance and cognitive dissonance is disturbing. I would just distance the two 'planets' because quite frankly I want to live.
I love to imagine the canadian Dodge Ram sled. :)
I've been wat hing your videos for a while now, and cant shake off one thing. You look like Tuomas Halopainen from Nightwish. Agree or not, but that has been on my mind for a year now.
Not quite Charlie has a rounder face and softer features than Tuomas and also Tuomas is thinking of leaving the band now that Marco left.
😳
#17:50 Apartheid (/əˈpɑːrt(h)aɪt/ ə-PART-(h)yte, especially South African English: /əˈpɑːrt(h)eɪt/ ə-PART-(h)ayt, Afrikaans: [aˈpartɦɛit] ⓘ; transl. "separateness", lit. 'aparthood') was a system of institutionalised racial segregation that existed in South Africa and South West Africa[a] (now Namibia) from 1948 to the early 1990s.[note 1] Apartheid was characterised by an authoritarian political culture based on baasskap (lit. 'boss-ship' or 'boss-hood'), which ensured that South Africa was dominated politically, socially, and economically by the nation's minority white population.[4] In this minoritarian system, there was social stratification, where white citizens had the highest status, followed by Indians and Coloureds, then Black Africans.[4] The economic legacy and social effects of apartheid continue to the present day, particularly inequality.[5][6][7][8]
The ID part makes me wonder over two things: One: cant tourist by alcohol in USA? I can garantee foreginers dont have an American ID.
Two: About your own story about you indetify yourself with an expierd ID… I have never heard before in my life that it should be possible.
Apartheid is extreme racism, such as calling "negro" a bad word, or considering all Americans who are not from the US or Canada to be brown or black, or even considering Americans to be exclusively from the US. What other thing? Oh yeah. Apartheid arises from the idea of separating racial groups and intolerance to mixed race or even cultural mixing. Hence Apartheid supporters feel offended by "cultural appropriation" and by not being able to immediately classify someone by origin, ethnicity, accent, etc. 🙂But please don't be offended, look this up.
For anyone who has also had the experience with the expired Drivers license to buy alcohol, as DUMB as it is, depending on situation. Bartenders can do possible exception with owners consent. But like for me I delivered online orders sometimes including alcohol. But in order to complete the delivery we MUST SCAN the ID and if it shows expired we absolutely CANNOT accept it. It's soo dumb and causes soo many arguments but I literally had to return the alcohol if they didn't have a friend, neighbor, friendly stranger with a valid ID to scan! Hated it!!!
Falafel is is from the Middle East and is a deep fried ball of beans and sometimes vegetables, and mostly sold as fast food in most European countries. It is very popular in Sweden.
Frankfort is the capital of Kentucky. Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky.
In Colombia they speak Spanish. Brazil is the only country in South America where they speak Portuguese.
In Sweden we do year-month-day.
Apartheid was the racist system of government that South Africa had between 1948 and the 1990s.
African American is not an US Citizen of African descent. An African American in a person of the Americas (North, South, Central) of African descent. Remember, it is United States OF America.
Also, Canadians do not say aboot, we say about. Not sure where that ever came from
26:00 That's my favorite one! The lady called her a terrorist for saying it's summer in Australia 😂😂... These stories are so embarrassing being from the US; they're so sad, so ridiculous... what else can we do but laugh 😂... 31:51 "говоришь по русски?" 😂😂
A quick correction here...Colombians do not speak Portuguese. They speak Spanish as every other country in South America, at the exception of Brazil that do speak Portuguese.
It is unreal, since my business is service oriented and completely online... I deal with many people from around the world but when dealing with the United States completely it is no easy task. Once had this women (this is not the exception) from Minnesota ask me where I am from so I responded... "where in the United States is South Africa" and according to LinkedIn she deals with landscaping and have a university degree. Get it all the time. The exception is United States regardless of State. Let's just say I have many clients using my services (academic / religion / philosophical) but not the U.S.
Cape Town South Africa apartheid is like the Native American reservation settlements but more brutal and violent forced migration equivalent to holocaust colonisations. hope that makes it clearer. enjoy ur content
Apartheid is what Americas call segregation . Not totally.y the same e but it gives es you a idea